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'''Kate Bateman''', (also writing as '''K. C. Bateman'''), is the #1 bestselling author of Regency, Victorian, and Renaissance historical romance. Her Renaissance romp, The Devil To Pay, is a Romance Writer’s of America 2019 RITA® Finalist and her Regency-set A Counterfeit Heart (Secrtes & Spies series) won the 2018 Book Buyer’s Best contest for Best Historical Romance. | '''Kate Bateman''', (also writing as '''K. C. Bateman'''), is the #1 bestselling author of Regency, Victorian, and Renaissance historical romance. Her Renaissance romp, The Devil To Pay, is a Romance Writer’s of America 2019 RITA® Finalist and her Regency-set A Counterfeit Heart (Secrtes & Spies series) won the 2018 Book Buyer’s Best contest for Best Historical Romance. | ||
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== Books == | == Books == | ||
| − | *''[[A Daring Pursuit]]'' - 2022 | + | *''[[A Daring Pursuit|Daring Pursuit, A]]'' - 2022 |
| − | *''[[The Princess And The Rogue]]'' - 2021 | + | *''[[The Princess And The Rogue|Princess And The Rogue, The]]'' - 2021 |
| − | *''[[A Reckless Match]]'' - 2021 | + | *''[[A Reckless Match|Reckless Match, A]]'' - 2021 |
*''[[This Earl Of Mine]]'' - 2019 | *''[[This Earl Of Mine]]'' - 2019 | ||
*''[[To Catch An Earl]]'' - 2020 | *''[[To Catch An Earl]]'' - 2020 | ||
| + | *''[[A Wicked Game|Wicked Game, A]]'' - 2023 | ||
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| + | ==Anthologies== | ||
| + | *''[[Duke In A Box]]'' - 2022 | ||
| + | *''[[Sunflower Season]]'' - 2022 | ||
== Series/Related Titles == | == Series/Related Titles == | ||
'''Bow Street Bachelors''' | '''Bow Street Bachelors''' | ||
| + | *''[[This Earl Of Mine]]'' | ||
| + | *''[[To Catch An Earl]]'' | ||
| + | *''[[The Princess And The Rogue]]'' | ||
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| + | '''Ruthless Rivals''' | ||
| + | *''[[A Reckless Match]]'' | ||
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| + | ==Recognitions== | ||
| + | *2021 Publishers Weekly Starred Review, [[The Princess And The Rogue]] | ||
| + | *2021 Publishers Weekly Starred Review, [[A Reckless Match]] | ||
| + | *2019 Publishers Weekly Starred Review, [[This Earl Of Mine]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:56, 5 November 2022
Kate Bateman, (also writing as K. C. Bateman), is the #1 bestselling author of Regency, Victorian, and Renaissance historical romance. Her Renaissance romp, The Devil To Pay, is a Romance Writer’s of America 2019 RITA® Finalist and her Regency-set A Counterfeit Heart (Secrtes & Spies series) won the 2018 Book Buyer’s Best contest for Best Historical Romance.
Kate wrote her first historical romance in response to a $1 bet with her husband who rashly claimed she’d ‘never finish the thing.’ She gleefully proved him wrong. Her books feature her favorite intelligent heroines, (badasses in bodices!) wickedly inappropriate banter, and heroes you want to both strangle and kiss.
When not traveling to exotic locations ‘for research’, Kate leads a not-so-secret double life as a fine art appraiser and on-screen antiques expert for several TV shows in the UK, each of which has up to 2.5 million viewers. Before writing romance, Kate was director and valuer at her own UK Auction House, Batemans in Stamford, Lincolnshire. She currently splits her time between Illinois and her native England and writes despite three inexhaustible children and that husband… who still owes her that dollar.
See Also
On the Web
- Author's Official Website [1]
Books
- Daring Pursuit, A - 2022
- Princess And The Rogue, The - 2021
- Reckless Match, A - 2021
- This Earl Of Mine - 2019
- To Catch An Earl - 2020
- Wicked Game, A - 2023
Anthologies
- Duke In A Box - 2022
- Sunflower Season - 2022
Series/Related Titles
Bow Street Bachelors
Ruthless Rivals
Recognitions
- 2021 Publishers Weekly Starred Review, The Princess And The Rogue
- 2021 Publishers Weekly Starred Review, A Reckless Match
- 2019 Publishers Weekly Starred Review, This Earl Of Mine
